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dangerous_daveo Grand Master

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As per topic, has anyone done the change to the digital climate control unit thingy? If so how hard was it etc?

Im thinking about doing it atm because my analog ones buttons arent working (I think, it could be the motor that moves the air director thingy, as I cant move that manually)

Or any other thoughts.

Thanks.

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I read on a jap site somewhere that they do it with the 180sx digi climate control units but its a bit of a wiring nightmare prolly wont help any but you might be able to look up summin on it :cheers:

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I had the climate control system repaired in my R32 just the other day.........there is a whole heap of stuff that goes with it dave.......climate control has thermistors and ambient temp sensors (that was the bit that was stuffed in my car) I can't imagine it would be an easy swap......

If it is just the control box in your dash that is stuffed........I have one sitting here out of a cefiro :cheers:

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